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Old 03-05-2007, 11:23 PM   #1
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i have a 93 sc2 and i got my hands on a energy suspension master bushing kit,but im having some problems figuring out where some of the bushing go, i rememebr there was a sticky on TSN covering the whole project is there anyway 4 that to be resurected?or is there anyone who can personally give me a hand with a couple questions i have

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Old 03-05-2007, 11:42 PM   #2
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what bushings do you need help finding?
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lateral arms in the rear end,the ones that connect from the subfram to the control arm,im looking thru the kit and it only looks like im supposeduse two in each end instead of one solid one
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I think we can count on TSN stuff being gone forever...
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so there are four? what about one in each end?
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the lateral arms are two half bushings, as is the front sway bar main end bushings.

damn, the SDA ones came bagged and marked nicely, i had no problems except for getting two of the sway bar bushings out, hacksaw/sawzall and some creative press work, viola.............

also, to minimize alignment problems, do one lateral arm at a time, making sure to mark where the inner bolt and washers attach, then make darn sure you get the stuff back in the same place. if you get them completely out of adjustment, the alignment shop will be working overtime to get the rear right.

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thanx guys,one more question,do you remember which lateral arm is longer?the one closer to the inside of the car or the one closer to the rear of the car?
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Old 03-12-2007, 04:57 AM   #8
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Anybody know which ones have to be installed with a press? I've have mine for a few months and have only done the rear spindle/tie rod bushing that goes into the knuckle...due to laziness and wondering which ones need to be pressed in
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